The interview process went pretty much exactly how it was described by the other people here. I had a phone screen with a recruiter about a week after applying and was asked basic questions about my background and work style. A few days later, I had a technical interview with an engineer. Interestingly, this is the only job I've ever applied to where I was explicitly advised to come here and study interview questions before the technical interview. I was grateful that I did so during the interview, as I was asked no questions that have not already been mentioned here, except for a quick follow-up to the normalization question. Despite getting every single question correct, even the darn egg question, I still got rejected a few days later. If they didn't care about my performance on the technical interview, why did they even bother wasting my time with it?

It was pretty generic, the interviewer asked questions like Tell me about yourself, What got you interested in Macedon, etc. There were scenerio based questions as well. Since it's a swe consultant role, they're looking for someone with experience in their tech stack along with great communication skills.